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…. The next intermediary is the Internet. The Internet has a geographically disperse market. The main benefits of the Internet are that the products reach a wider audience. There are low barriers to entry because set up costs is low. <Tab/>The next P…

…, and their general well being. Also if they spend more time out in the workforce, they may be more susceptible to changes in technology as their work may require simple training in computer technologies such as the Internet. This will reduce the conflict of technology…

…references to Phoolan Devi come up on my screen when I do an Internet search on her name. Photographs, newspaper reviews, magazine articles, newsgroup posts, all proving her power to reach out across the planet and touch people or infuriate them, depending…

…the advertising in an appropriate manner, that will" Stick" in the users minds. They need to make sure that the products and services they advertise are those that meet the users' needs. Ads that are the most pervasive and effective are "Pop- Up ads" on the internet…

…services must support 90 percent Local Area Network (LAN) traffic, 5 percent administrative traffic, and 5 percent e-mail, web browsing, simple network management protocol (SNMP) traffic and packet switch integrity. Each location shall establish Internet access…

…to perform at high rates of speed. One such microprocessor is the Intel Pentium chip that is the fastest commercial microprocessor on the market. In addition to internal speed and to allow faster hook- up to the Internet, faster telephone lines, most notably…

…users world-wide and swap music with them for ABSOLUTELY NOTHING, even Napster itself as a program is FREE and is available to ANYONE with a PC and the Internet. Napster spreads all types of music ranging from unknown and up and coming bands to famous names…

…together by his friends so that nobody could take his work as theirs. BIBLIOGRAPHY 1. Torstenson,Casey. "William Shakespeare". Internet 2. Shah, Ravi P."Life of Shakespeare". Internet,1997 3. Booth,Beth."Shakespeare's Life". Internet 4. Editors…

…Thanks to the technology of the 21st century, it is now easy to view the impressive works of art on display at the Louvre museum with ease. All the reader needs is a computer with access to the Internet. By pointing a web browser to www.louvre.fr…

…every field of business. The Internet, with its interconnection of millions of computers, has evolved to potentially become one of the greatest resources available to businesses today. The World Wide Web (www) offers access to vast information resources…